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    Challenges→If a metaphor is consistently used across prophetic and dominical speech to depict irreversible post-mortem judgment, its non-literal form does not negate its eternal referent.

    Repeated metaphor use across sources can entrench figurative meaning without establishing what the metaphor actually denotes or if it denotes anything.

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